What is DSL?

DSL (digital subscriber line) Internet access is up to 100 times faster than traditional dial-up. DSL is "always-on," bypassing frustrating busy signals…No more dialing-up or waiting to get online! With DSL Internet, you'll be able to download web pages and files at blistering speeds, and you will be able to enjoy music, broadcasts, videos, and gaming.

is DSL available for me?

You have to be within certain areas to qualify for DSL services. Not all customers will qualify due to distance, old phone lines, etc.  We can check your phone line to see if DSL service is available for you.  There is no charge for this.

Speed

The connection speed is up to 1.5mbps downstream depending on location. In addition, a DSL connection allows for one line to carry both voice and data signals, and for the data part of the line to be continuously connected, so you can talk on your phone line at the same time you're surfing the Internet.

What do equipment do I need for DSL?

A DSL modem and filter are required for basic use. Additionally, a router is required for business use. You may also need an Ethernet card if your computer doesn't already have one. You can purchase an Ethernet card, DSL modem or DSL filter from MyVCS.net.
 

How does DSL work?

DSL is high-speed Internet access that works over your existing phone line. Both voice and data use the same telephone line at the same time. Voice calls go to your regular phone and, at the same time, the data goes to the DSL modem, which connects to your PC. So, while you're surfing the Internet and sending email, you can still be talking on the phone.

Is DSL right for me?

Internet access is affordable if you're a business or residential Internet user with one, or even multiple computers. DSL is right for you if you have the need for: Unlimited Access, Fast Connection, Always "On" Connection, No Dialing Up and Does not tie up your telephone line.

How do I get DSL?

DSL service is available in most of the MyVCS.net serving area, select your local telephone provider above and begin with the prequalification on your telephone line.